Healthy drinks for toddlers
[DOCX File]Healthy Food and Drink Guidance - Early Learning Services
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Healthy eating for toddlers can be achieved by eating regular meals, breakfast, lunch and dinner complemented by healthy snacks, and by offering a variety of foods to achieve a balanced diet. It is …
[DOCX File]Get Up and Grow - Healthy Eating and Physical Activity for ...
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Babies do not need sweet drinks such as cordial, soft drink and fruit juice, or other drinks such as tea or coffee. These are not necessary or recommended for infants under 12 months. Sweet drinks can reduce a baby’s appetite for nutritious foods and increase the risk of dental decay. Breastmilk and infant formula are appropriate drinks …
[DOCX File]Water for babies - Department of Health
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Healthy Beverages Number of Selections Water Fruit juice (at least 50% real juice) Diet soda Low-fat/1% for fat-free milk Total number of healthy beverages Low-Nutrition Beverages Number of Selections Soda (regular) Whole or 2% milk Iced tea of other sweetened drink Fruit drink (less than 50% real juice) Sports drinks Other drinks …
[DOC File]The Village Children’s Centre - Seashells Nursery
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Water for toddlers. Water should be available at all times. Always provide water at meal and snack times, and also offer water between meals and snacks. Toddlers have enough skill to drink water from a cup, and should not need to be fed with a bottle. Water for preschool-aged children…
The healthiest drinks for toddlers
The Guidance identifies the healthy options for the food and drinks an early learning service provides. It classifies foods and drinks with colour codes – green, amber and red – as detailed in the table below. These classifications are for use in this Guidance only. They provide a practical way to categorise foods as healthy or less healthy.
[DOC File]Home - Munch & Move
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Sweet drinks are not needed as part of a healthy diet. They do not provide much nutrition and children can fill up on them, leaving them with a smaller appetite for other, nutritious foods. Water is the best drink. Sweet drinks may also contribute to tooth decay, and there is a strong link between sweet drinks …
[DOC File]Healthy Beverages Community Action Kit
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Milk is a healthy option for children as it is a great source of protein and calcium, which help to build strong bones and teeth. Children need at least 6 ‘child’ serves of calcium rich foods a day.
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